[flasher86]

Originally Posted by sid6581

Ok so I see you found the few opcodes you mentioned in that Zsp_getting_started.pdf
Do you think there is really enough information out there to have the list of *all* the opcodes ?

I think that using information even from Microsoft for this purpose is not a crime even for linux-fan community. The reason for this is simple, this project can OPEN the way to open source software on RK27XX players. Microsoft is a monster, but sometimes you can beat the enemy with its own... source code

Originally Posted by AleMaxx

When you modify the code you must calculate a new correct crc32 value or turn of crc32 checks. For crc32 code have a look at this: http://alemaxx.al.funpic.de/rk27/rkwpatch.tar.bz2

Thanks a lot. I tried to modify the code in Hex Editor. And although I knew I haven't recalculated crc32 I thought it will work anyway (rk26XX doesn't care about crc32, there is only warning, button IGNORE, and off you go )
btw. Is the program you mentioned a linux console tool? I don't use linux, how to compile it into Windows console tool?